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The Anchorage Digital web dashboard is where you manage your organization’s vaults, assets, operations, and settings from a browser. Most configuration changes you make here require biometric approval through the mobile app.

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Logging in

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Open the login portal

Go to anchorage.com and select Log in in the top right corner.
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Scan the QR code

Open the Anchorage Digital iOS app, tap Settings, then Web dashboard login, and scan the QR code displayed on screen.
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Confirm access

Review the requesting device’s location in the iOS app and tap Allow.
After logging in, the dashboard shows all vaults across your accounts. You move around using the navigation on the left.

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Finding your way around

The navigation is a set of icons on the left, one for each main area. Hover over an icon to see its name.
Right-click the navigation to show or hide labels under the icons. With labels on, the area names stay visible without hovering.
Select an icon to open a panel with the pages in that area. The panel keeps the main view clean while you work.
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Open an area

Select an icon in the navigation. Hover over it first to confirm its name.
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Choose a page

In the panel, select the page you need. The panel stays open so you can move between pages quickly.
3

Collapse for more space

Select the toggle to collapse or expand the navigation. On mobile, the menu starts collapsed.

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Dashboard

The main dashboard gives you a portfolio-level view of your holdings. From here you can:
  • View account-wide and per-vault total balances — see Reading balances for what each number means
  • Open any vault to manage its wallets, deposit addresses, and holdings
  • Request quotes and execute trades via the RFQ trading system — see Trading
For detailed instructions on creating and managing vaults and wallets, see Vaults & wallets. If your organization has stablecoins enabled, the dashboard also lets you mint, redeem, and bridge stablecoins. See Stablecoins for step-by-step instructions. Depending on your organization’s setup, the dashboard can also include Exchanges for external trading venues and the Atlas network tools Settle, Collateral management, and Tri-party. See Atlas Network.

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Operations

The Operations page is your audit trail. View, filter, and download pending and past account operations — search by transaction type, date range, or status to find specific activity. For programmatic access to operations, see Track operation status in the developer docs.
If past operations won’t load, refresh the page with SHIFT held down (a hard reload) to clear the stale view.

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Reporting

The Reporting section is where you view monthly statements and download balance and transaction reports.
  • Statements are issued monthly and break down your holdings by asset
  • Reports can be downloaded or scheduled for automatic delivery to recipients
See Reporting for details on each area.

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Tax center

The Tax center lets you supply cost basis information for deposits, manage tax documents like 1099-MISC forms, and certify your organization’s tax information. See Tax center for details.

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Developers

The Developers section is where you create permission groups, generate API keys, and configure webhooks. See Get an API key.

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Settings

The Settings section groups your organization’s configuration into a few areas, plus some standalone pages. Grouped areas: Standalone pages:
  • Web3 access: manage approved dApps and Web3 connections. See Web3 access.
  • Atlas participants: manage your organization’s participants on the Atlas network. See Atlas Network.
  • Stablecoin rewards: configure payout wallets for eligible stablecoins. See Stablecoin rewards.
  • Document delivery: set up distribution lists for statements, reports, and tax documents per legal entity.

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Where features moved

If you used the previous layout, here’s where to find things now.

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